Make the most exciting, surprising, joyous, and ethical work we can. Work which questions and challenges performative tropes and is conspicuously human. 

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Make inventive, interdisciplinary work. We see this as work which crosses forms and seeks never to make assumptions about how things 'should' be done. Asking questions about how the literal and the abstract can coexist? Where do art and performance meet? How do music and sound intersect? How can the body be a tool for eclectic expression and not just 'tricks'? And underpinning this all with the constant of language and the story.

 

Build strong working links between specific artists in urban and more isolated water side locations. 

 

Foster collaborative, artist lead working environments - environments that call on the diverse skill sets of all those involved and resist compartmentalisation. Acknowledging that artists are rarely just one thing or another. 

 

Use stories to access and enrich communities sometimes marginalised by location and demographics.